Setlist from last night (17 June)

"Tick Tick Boom" - The Hives
"News at Ten" - The Vapors
"Hurt By Love" - Chris Spedding (for Chris' birthday)
"Maelstrom" - Melts

"What's Really Happening?" - David Bowie
"What's Up with That?" - The Dictators
"What's the Matter with You?" - Split Enz
"What's Next to the Moon?" - AC/DC

"Last Train to Tokyo" - Michael Monroe (for Michael's birthday)
"Last Angry Man" - The Auto-No
"Last Night on Earth" - U2
"Last Cup of Sorrow" - Faith No More

"Dive Deep Down" - Dull
"Bates Motel" - The Hitmen
"Night Life" - Lawn
"It's Not a Crime" - Nils Lofgren (for bassist Chuck Rainey's birthday)

"Wuthering Heights" - China Drum
"Love and Anger" - Nada Surf
"Running Up That Hill" - Placebo
"Hounds of Love" - The Futureheads

"Here We Go" - Shelter
"Outdoor Miner" - Lush
"Jack Names the Planets" - Ash
"Territorial Call of the Female" - Bodega

"Girl of My Dreams" - Bram Tchaikovsky
"In Every Dream Home a Heartache" - Roxy Music
"Be My Girl/Sally" - The Police

"Behind the Black Door" - The Uninvited
"Suspect Device" - Stiff Little Fingers
"Computer Love" - The Routes
"The Queen of Eyes" - The Soft Boys
"Moon Over Marin" - Dead Kennedys (for Jello's birthday)

Some nice thematic blocks in there Delvin. Great work as usual.

Thanks Philippe! The Roxy Music song actually was a request, by someone who made sure to tell me, "It's the greatest song ever written about an inflatable sex doll!" So I opted to build a block around it, for comparison. (I think I prefer the Bram Tchaikovsky tune.)

Thanks to Philippe's question (and suggestions from others here), I've already got a solid start on an upcoming edition of 20FR. Hope you all will tune in to check out the clubs.

Ok Delvin, I have an important question which came to me in my half-wakeful state around 5:30 or so this morning. So, there it is: which is more exclusive - the Tokyo Police Club, the Two-Door Cinema Club, the Bombay Bicycle Club, or the Somali Yacht Club ? I think only Twenty-Flight Rock can answer such a fundamental question.

I'll look into it, Philippe, but hey, it might be Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

Not Gun Club or Tom Tom Club?

Probably not Culture Club either.

Definitely not the Culture Club. I guess our music culture is more clubbish than I thought.

But almost certainly American Music Club ... not to mention Bruce Woolley & the Camera Club.

I've always dug that China Drum version of Wuthering Heights (actually like all of Goosefair).